Once Removed by Michael Murray & Steve Shaw (Instant Download) – A powerful technique for revealing a card simply thought of!

“Once Removed” offers a unique twist on the classic “think-a-card” routine, a topic that deeply intrigues the creators. You will learn a method to reveal a thought-of card in a remarkably fair way, with no peeks or forces involved. The deck can even be handed out after the performance if desired.

This 16-page manuscript thoroughly explains the effect and preferred handling techniques from both authors. Suitable for close-up and stage performances, “Once Removed” has been extensively utilized by the creators, who have decided to share this work after successfully baffling both magicians and audiences for years.

Utilizing a full-deck stack, “Once Removed” determines a thought-of card without restricting choices to a limited set of cards. Two distinct stacks are provided, neither requiring memorization, along with guidance on creating your own stack if you prefer.

This PDF is available for immediate download upon purchase. Additionally, by acquiring “Once Removed,” you gain direct access to both authors for any questions and full product support as needed.

Testimonials for “Once Removed”

“After years in this business, I can easily discern between fleeting ideas and well-crafted concepts. Once Removed is undoubtedly the latter. The manuscript reflects significant effort and passion behind this effect. It offers a clever approach to learning a thought-of card. Stephen Shaw and Michael Murray present various options for performing this effect, with my favorite being the final one in the book. The core of Once Removed is inspired by the original Paul Fox Miracle Gimmick, yet the effect stands apart. A spectator simply looks through the deck to identify a thought-of card and its mate, and you know the cards! There’s some questioning involved, but Steve and Mike ensure it all flows logically, making it undetectable. I appreciate the book for the multitude of options it provides. While this concept requires some effort to grasp, it’s well worth the investment. If you’re interested in innovative ideas, this is a must-have.” – Richard Osterlind, May 2013